This is further supported by old Biff readily stealing Doc's DeLorean time machine in 2015 and using it to make himself rich, pointing to his not being truly happy in his work in auto detailing. That suggests the old Biff might still be bubbling under the surface waiting to get out, and resentful of no longer being the dominant party. The theory is plausible enough and could be slotted into the canon fairly easily, if not for the fact Biff seems genuinely afraid of George, and is also kind of tense in his interactions with the McFlys in Back to the Future's fixed 1985. Thus, Marty's interference ultimately improved Biff's future.

Getting the car thoroughly cleaned would've cost a good amount of money, so SatNav believes that instead, Biff did the work himself and along the way discovered he had an aptitude for it. The theory also suggests this change came about as a result of Marty McFly causing Biff to wreck his car and get it covered in manure. That's a huge improvement by any metric, going from 9 to 5 employee to one's own boss. While Biff is seen getting George's car nice and shiny and it's portrayed like he's now beneath George, there's also a truck in the background that says 'Biff's Auto Detailing.' That means that instead of working a job he hates and is unqualified for, Biff now owns and operates his own auto detailing business. However, while that's great for George, SatNav's theory suggests Marty improved Biff's life through his actions too. He never stopped being the meek young man he was in 1955 and has been dominated by Biff and others like him his entire life. When Marty returns to 1985 during Back to the Future's ending, George is quite different, having developed confidence and is no longer under Biff's thumb. He answers to Biff, his supervisor at work, and is forced to do Biff's work and his own. with him in a car, Biff interrupts the scenario and his friends haul Marty away. In the original timeline before Marty goes back to 1955, George McFly's life is rather miserable. along with the generational bully Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Yet, according to an interesting fan theory posited by Reddit user SatNav, that's exactly what he inadvertently did by the end of the first Back to the Future. If there's one person Marty McFly absolutely doesn't care about helping during any of his time travails, it's Biff. Related: Back To The Future's Time Travel Explained: How It Works & Is It Accurate? Wilson is so entertaining in the role it's little wonder he returned for both sequels. Marty grabbed the almanac but was faced with a long tunnel to escape. Marty, on his hoverboard, snuck up to the passenger door and reached for the almanac, but Biff reacted and fought for it. A chase ensued with Doc and the DeLorean flying in behind Biffs car. At the same time, while no one would actually want to know the character in reality, Biff actor Thomas F. Biff took it again and kicked Marty in the chest. He's an egotistical, selfish, entitled and morally bankrupt bully, and what's worse, he's big and strong enough to usually get his way.

I wish to have their Minifigures, Biff Tannen and his gang (Match, 3-D and Skinhead) as well! If you like this, please support this project! Thanks.Biff, especially in the original Back to the Future movie, is the definition of a character viewers love to hate. He is the only person who knows the trick to starting the ignition. He owns a 1946 version that is a convertible, painted black, with a red interior. In the Back to the Future trilogy, Biff Tannen's car manufactured by Ford during the 1940s. This MOC and Minifigures were built by Sakuretsu. I present, for your consideration, Biff Tannen's Ford. 'MESSAGE FROM MASASHI' Hi, everyone! I'm Masashi, a founder of Team BTTF. We know our copy on sale in some online shops, but it's NOT our products.

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